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The Washington Post Award for Excellence in Nonprofit Management The Washington Post 2010 Award for Excellence in Nonprofit Management About Us Since 1979, the Center for Nonprofit Advancement has strengthened, promoted and represented its member nonprofit organizations throughout the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. We connect our members to the tools and resources they need to meet their missions. Center members are a diverse group of large and small nonprofits serving communities in Greater Washington, across the nation and around the world. As a Center member you can depend on us for: training and technical assistance for leaders and staff at every level to increase performance and the impact of your services. opportunities to network and connect with each other as well as the philanthropic, corporate and government sectors. an advocate so governments understand that nonprofits provide core services that hold communities together and support our collective efforts. high-quality, administrative and management assistance services that help you save money and operate efficiently. Any 501 ( c ) the Washington, D.C metropolitan area is invited to join Center for Nonprofit Advancement. Explore the benefits of membership or join today ! Members of the corporate and business community are invited to join the Partners in Advancement or Corporate Social Enterprise Initiative.

The National Consumers League (NCL) is a Washington, DC-based organization dedicated to protecting and educating consumers and workers across the United States. Through their various programs and initiatives, NCL works to prevent fraud, promote health and nutrition, advocate for workers' rights, and provide consumer education and protection. Their impactful work has touched the lives of many individuals, from preventing scams and fires to saving lives and improving workplace safety. With a focus on addressing the needs of vulnerable populations, particularly women of color, NCL collaborates with local health departments and nonprofits to improve maternal health care, support safe pregnancies, and reduce infant mortality. Their efforts are backed by funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, enabling them to provide home visiting services, increase access to doulas, and enhance data reporting on maternal mortality. Through their commitment to consumer and worker advocacy, NCL strives to make a positive difference in the lives of people across the country.Generated from the website